Google is The Most Powerful Brand Around the World
The sky is the limit, what can I say.
The revelation comes from a research company called Millward Brown. Here is a quote from The Guardian:
South Park Zone: Watch Free Episodes Online
If you are a South Park fan you probably know that there are several websites where you can watch episodes online. Most of them, however, tend to have broken links, poor quality videos and very slow servers. Even the official Comedy Central website was below my expectations.
Will Social Networks Replace Search?
Social Networks and Search fill two unconnected niches online. While the former is mainly about remaining connected to your friends (both online and offline), search is about getting things done. Greg Sterling has neatly presented the idea in his article at SearchEngineLand:
A Lot Riding On Next Version Of Windows : Windows 7
Microsoft’s next version of windows has every reason to have much expectations weighing on it. Its massive clout in the business space means that there is a lot of anticipation on the release. But with the recent news on Vista and some industry reports pointing to the bloat in successive releases, the next version of Windows - Windows 7 gets a lot more significant.
The 101 Most Useful Websites
I came across this list a couple of weeks ago, but it is a really interesting one so I will share it with you guys. Basically the Telegraph (a British newspaper) compiled a list with the 101 most useful websites around the net, divided into technology, entertainment, advice, house and home, social, shopping and travel.
Nokia Readies iPhone Killer, Code-named ‘Tube’
Certain details are available on the internet about a possible iPhone-killer that Nokia is planning to bring out this year. The phone will run on Symbian S60 operating system and will have several features that were seen on the iPhone including the touchscreen, accelerometer and gesture as interface.
Intel Touts Mobile Internet Devices As The Panacea For Mobile Internet Access
At its recently concluded developer forum in China, Intel showcased to the world its new processor architecture - Atom (formerly called Silverthorne). And to go with this new processor and chip-set are a slew of devices that fill the (also newly) created niche of devices halfway between a high end cell phone and an ultra-mobile PC. Called Mobile Internet Devices, Intel envisions these devices as the ideal solutions for people with the need to access the internet but are constrained by the limited display area and battery life of mobile phones.
Mozilla’s Mobile Browser ‘Fennec’ Enters Pre-alpha Test Phase
Mozilla’s attempt to recreate the success of FireFox on the handheld with its mobile browser initiative code-named fennec has entered pre-alpha test stage. The browser is seeing great many improvements in the efficiency, memory footprint and execution.









